Lying to You

A gripping and tense psychological drama

By: Amanda Reynolds

Narrated by: Sarah Feathers, Jane Collingwood, Esther Wane, Barnaby Edwards, Tania Rodrigues

The best-selling author of Close To Me returns with another stunning psychological drama.

Full of secrets, obsession and betrayal, Lying To You will hold you in its grip till the final, breath-taking twist.

Perfect for fans for He Said/She Said, Close to Home, and The Husband's Secret.

The lies we tell ourselves are the worst kind, for we have all the time in the world to convince ourselves they are true....

When Jess Tidy was Mark Winter's student, she made a shocking accusation. Mark maintained his innocence, but the damage was done.

Karen Winter stood by her husband through everything, determined to protect her family.

Now, 10 years later, Jess is back. And the truth about that night is finally going to come out....

©2018 Amanda Reynolds (P)2018 Headline Publishing Group Limited

Fantastic Book—Lying to You

Any mystery reader will love this book. Grabs the reader immediately with a remarkable plot. Satisfying to the end!

Enjoyed Narration More than Anything

Storyline was decent, and the different perspectives were interesting, but it only grew page-turning during the last half of the book. Not fully predictable.

Slick production great writing....

Dark but riveting story,I was taken in right away. That’s no easy task. I’m very very picky about my thrillers. This was not as much thriller as human drama...to me anyway. It was dark, but I like that.
It was very well written and the characters were absolutely real to me . I was sad when it ended.

A story full of unlikeable characters.

Each character is more unbelievable and more unlikeable than the next. I am nearly finished with this, and am just hoping I can slog on through until the end. There is no thrill, no suspense. This story is inhabited by weak-minded people in ridiculous relationships, unable to either move on or live with the realities of life.

Ugh

This book was dreadful. A collection of thoroughly unbelievable and unpleasant characters and a far fetched tale. The device of interspersing the story with so called counseling supervision sessions is laughable. That someone as witless, self absorbed and disturbed as Jess could possibly be considered as a therapist is risible.
The writing and narration are not too bad but the story line? Please......